The Rococo Time Period

Rococo style fashion occurred in other countries affected by Europe and Europe in the 18th century. (Fashion History - Rococo). As the main arbiter of Rococo style fashion, France uses exquisite fabrics, silk, velvet, embroidery, lace, feathers, ribbons, ruffles and fur design which are characteristic of this century. (Western Fashion) This sport is known for combining French "Rocaille" and Italian "Barocco" to create Rococo. Rococo is smoother than the 17th century preblock movement (Fashion History.zee).

Rococo is an Italian language combining "Rocailles" ("Shell" in French)) and "Barocco", Italian is a Baroque style, an art style before the Rococo era. Rococo art is widely expressed in scalloped curves and wavy patterns, especially its luxurious furniture design and interior decoration. Absolute monarch Louis XIV died in 1715, but he had dominated France as a madman of micro management control for decades, but he also left his country as the dominant superpower It was. Military force Louis XIV led his country in numerous wars After his rule, France has long been following the tragic defeat in the Spanish Franco-Spanish war and 30 years of war, the mainland's power As a substitute for Spain. Economically vibrant, even the French peasant class has more privileges than farmers in other European countries. Typical example: 40% of the farm belongs to them

From the earliest Rococo or Regency era (named after Philip II after Louis XIV died in 1715 until Louis XIV dominated for 8 years) to Gaoluoco (1750-1780) or more Late Rococo (1780 - 1789), this period was characterized by a remarkable improvement in living conditions. Due particularly to delicate and sophisticated arrangements, the demands began with rich fabrics and valuable jewels. Therefore, not only in wealth, but also in education and aesthetics, people are different from emerging middle classes.

One of the art sectors that are often overlooked in the Rococo era was architectural forms of architecture. During this time, we move from a large room and a large room to a small private personal space. The furniture was redesigned to reflect this change and the desire for comfort. Bergère's chair is designed as "seat and arm cushion" to make it comfortable and to prevent airflow. (Azzarito.n.d.) The picture entitled "Reading by Molière" by Jean François De Troy depicts this comfortable concept and women can sit in Bergere's chair. (Troy.1728) Bergere is "the most fashionable chair among the most fashionable women at the time" and it is still used at home today. (Azzarito, n.d.) The artists of the Rococo era have experimented with color, light, and illusion and learned the coating technique to make the object look milky.